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So I am always so worried that my pants are to tight around my belly. Doss anyone else get worried they will hurt they're baby? I'm 33w3d.
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Leggings and sweats are my best friend.
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I def recommend leggings! That's all I've worn with my first pregnancy and now again with my second :) they're so comfy
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I get mine at forever21 or H&M for like ten bucks
H&M have maternity leggings too so comfy!
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Where do you girls get your leggings?
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I wore sweats my entire first pregnancy. Only bought 2 pairs of maternity pants. I figured there was no point I wouldn't need them that long. If ur sweats are getting to snug in the belly get a size bigger with a draw string or try men's sweats sooo comfy super deep pockets and they tend to fit better bc of how they're cut
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I can never find ones that are loose enough on my waist.
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Leggings!! Everywhere I have like ten pairs
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You definitely need to get some looser out maternity pants.
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No sweats that have a tight alastic.
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Are you wearing maternity pants?
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